Explain The infotype Communication (0105)
Communication (Infotype 0105)
Employees’ communication IDs are stored in the infotype Communication (0105).
An employee’s communication ID is valid for a certain type of communication (e.g. R/3 System, Internet).
The standard system contains the following communication types:
- Subtype 0001: active SAP System
The key for the subtype in the active R/3 System must always correspond to the subtype key that you entered in Customizing for Personnel Management under menu
path Global Settings for Personnel Management --> Indicate Active Communication System.
- Subtype 0002: SAP2
- Subtype 0003: Netpass
- Subtype 0004: TS01
- Subtype 0005: Telefax
- Subtype 0006: Voice-mail
- Subtype 0010: Internet address
- Subtype 0011: Credit card number(s)
The infotype Communication (0105) performs the following tasks:
- It stores the system user name that is necessary for using SAP-Business-Workflow and SAPOffice. The user name that was set up in the subtype for the active SAP system is used for both of these applications.
- It stores an employee’s communication data, for example, the fax number or the Internet address
Here, you enter the communication type (e.g. R/3 System, Internet) and the employee’s communication ID for the communication type.
For Eg:
Subtype 0011 (Credit card numbers)
You must store the employee’s credit card number in the system for credit card clearing so that items booked on a credit card can be assigned to personnel numbers. Because subtype 0011 (Credit card numbers) has time constraint 3, several entries can be available at any one time. This can be especially useful if an employee has several credit cards (or credit cards from different credit card companies).
To distinguish different credit card companies’ cards from each other, the first two positions of the field ID/number have been defined with an ID code that corresponds to the individual credit card companies.
These identification codes are:
- AX (American Express)
- DI (Diners Club)
- EC (Euro Card)
- TP (Lufthansa AirPlus)
- VI (Visa)
Communication (Infotype 0105)
Employees’ communication IDs are stored in the infotype Communication (0105).
An employee’s communication ID is valid for a certain type of communication (e.g. R/3 System, Internet).
The standard system contains the following communication types:
- Subtype 0001: active SAP System
The key for the subtype in the active R/3 System must always correspond to the subtype key that you entered in Customizing for Personnel Management under menu
path Global Settings for Personnel Management --> Indicate Active Communication System.
- Subtype 0002: SAP2
- Subtype 0003: Netpass
- Subtype 0004: TS01
- Subtype 0005: Telefax
- Subtype 0006: Voice-mail
- Subtype 0010: Internet address
- Subtype 0011: Credit card number(s)
The infotype Communication (0105) performs the following tasks:
- It stores the system user name that is necessary for using SAP-Business-Workflow and SAPOffice. The user name that was set up in the subtype for the active SAP system is used for both of these applications.
- It stores an employee’s communication data, for example, the fax number or the Internet address
Here, you enter the communication type (e.g. R/3 System, Internet) and the employee’s communication ID for the communication type.
For Eg:
Subtype 0011 (Credit card numbers)
You must store the employee’s credit card number in the system for credit card clearing so that items booked on a credit card can be assigned to personnel numbers. Because subtype 0011 (Credit card numbers) has time constraint 3, several entries can be available at any one time. This can be especially useful if an employee has several credit cards (or credit cards from different credit card companies).
To distinguish different credit card companies’ cards from each other, the first two positions of the field ID/number have been defined with an ID code that corresponds to the individual credit card companies.
These identification codes are:
- AX (American Express)
- DI (Diners Club)
- EC (Euro Card)
- TP (Lufthansa AirPlus)
- VI (Visa)
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